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Retro brass wall-mounted kitchen tap with cross handles, swivel spout
Ce que ce produit contient
- Commandée 6 novembre
- Expédiée 9 novembre
- Livrée 17–19 novembre

Before you order
The questions everyone asks
Will it last?
Body in brass. Finish gold.
What if it doesn’t suit me?
30 days to change your mind, no reason needed. Got a question before ordering? We reply Monday to Saturday, 10am to 6pm.
Specifications
Retro brass wall-mounted kitchen tap with cross handles, swivel spout
- Material
- Brass
- Finish
- Gold
- Installation type
- Wall-mounted
- In the box
- Delivery
- Free, dispatched within 24 hours
- Returns
- 30 days to change your mind

Choosing well: Wall-mounted kitchen tap

Wall-mounted kitchen tap: the centres of the wall inlets

Switching from a sink-mounted tap to a wall-mounted one
What makes the difference
A single lever you never quite get right.
Two separate handles: hot and cold are set independently, right down to the degree.
A zamak body with a simple chrome coating: the plating flakes and the metal pits underneath.
A solid body, heavy in the hand — that weight is what sets durable tapware apart from a hollow tube.
A rubber washer that flattens and leaves the tap dripping after two years.
A ceramic cartridge: two polished discs that shut off the water by contact, with no soft wearing parts.
Having to tip a saucepan on its side to fill it under the spout.
A generous clearance designed for a large container, not just a mug.
A harsh jet that splashes the whole sink and wastes water.
An aerator that mixes air into the stream: a full jet with lower consumption.
Frequently asked questions
About this tap
How do I clean it without damaging it?
What type of installation does it need?
What is it made of?
What's in the box?
Are taps easy to install yourself?
Most of our models are designed to be easy to fit yourself, with clear instructions and standard tools. For some of the more complex models, it may be advisable to call in a professional.
What should I do if my tap starts to leak?
If your tap starts to leak, first check whether the problem comes from the seals or the cartridge. These parts can wear over time and are easy to replace. If the problem persists, contact our customer service team for help or to claim under the guarantee, if applicable.